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Amazon's main shopping app has between 50 and 100 million downloads, but it's not showing up in the Play Store anymore. The listing remains if you have the direct link, but you won't see it in search results. Oddly, there's a new Amazon app called Amazon Shopping. It's the same exact app but guess what it doesn't have—the Appstore. It looks like Google may have laid down the law. [ See updates at the bottom]

In case you weren't aware, Amazon updated its Android app a few weeks back with the ability to install other apps from its Appstore listings. This was part of the Instant Video rollout. Google has rules against distributing app stores in Google Play, so it seemed odd to let Amazon get away with that. There's a German blog post that seems to confirm Google forced the change, but we don't know for sure what's going on yet.

The new app has all the regular shopping tools, but the description lacks any mention of the Appstore. Looking at the navigation menu (see above) shows a lack of app and game listings. The new app has almost no downloads, though. It seems odd that Amazon would release a separate app rather than simply update the existing one (still listed on Amazon ) to remove the Appstore feature, but here we are.

Mobile spy google play

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Amazon's main shopping app has between 50 and 100 million downloads, but it's not showing up in the Play Store anymore. The listing remains if you have the direct link, but you won't see it in search results. Oddly, there's a new Amazon app called Amazon Shopping. It's the same exact app but guess what it doesn't have—the Appstore. It looks like Google may have laid down the law. [ See updates at the bottom]

In case you weren't aware, Amazon updated its Android app a few weeks back with the ability to install other apps from its Appstore listings. This was part of the Instant Video rollout. Google has rules against distributing app stores in Google Play, so it seemed odd to let Amazon get away with that. There's a German blog post that seems to confirm Google forced the change, but we don't know for sure what's going on yet.

The new app has all the regular shopping tools, but the description lacks any mention of the Appstore. Looking at the navigation menu (see above) shows a lack of app and game listings. The new app has almost no downloads, though. It seems odd that Amazon would release a separate app rather than simply update the existing one (still listed on Amazon ) to remove the Appstore feature, but here we are.

These basic starting points are directed for people who have been unfortunate victims of espionage or spying being done on their electronic mobile devices without them knowing. If you are simply a user of monitoring software, and want to remove the application from one of your devices, most services allow you to do so remotely right from the web panel page, and you can consult their respective FAQ for more directions. For the rest, let’s move on.

Change all your passwords! Especially if you share the same password for every account you have. The most common mistake people do with credentials is have one password for all their accounts. Email, Facebook, Instagram, iCloud and so on, should all have unique or slightly different passwords. Why you may ask? Simply because if someone gets a hold of your password, they pretty much have access to all of your accounts, and this person might not even know you, as they can be located anywhere in the world.

One of the easiest and most efficient ways to remove and uninstall spy software from your cell phone or tablet, is to run a factory reset on it. For those not familiar with what factory resetting is, this feature allows us to reset electronic devices back to the settings and virgin operating system setup it had when you first took it out of the box. It pretty much uninstalls everything, and re-installs a fresh copy of the software, and is a common way to fix problems with a variety of devices, including smartphones and tablets.